What is the significance of "Ancient Capital Tea Party"?

Tea party, as its name implies, is a meeting for drinking tea and chatting. It evolved from tea parties and tea banquets. Tea party is a gathering of ancient businessmen in China to trade in teahouses, which is popular in the Yangtze River valley, especially in Shanghai. At that time, businessmen from all walks of life will take the agreed teahouse as the meeting place, and exchange markets and transactions while drinking tea. Tea talk is drinking tea. Wen Yue's poem "Entering the Bureau" wrote: "Tea talk is a bit dusty." Therefore, people call the social gathering of entertaining guests with refreshments "tea party". In China, tea party has become a traditional form for people from all walks of life to talk to each other, express friendship and exchange feelings.

Tea party is also a fashion gathering in modern society. It is neither as grand and exquisite as ancient tea banquets and tea parties, nor as strict etiquette and rules as the Japanese "tea ceremony". Instead, it uses green tea or refreshments (including fruits and cakes) to entertain guests, and sometimes it is used in diplomatic occasions.